Top Things to do in Gloucestershire
Top Hotels in Gloucestershire
- 1. Thornbury Castle Hotel & Restaurant
- 2. Berwick Lodge
- 3. Aztec Hotel & Spa
- 4. The Speech House Hotel
- 5. Best Western Bristol North The Gables Hotel
- 6. Delta Hotels by Marriott Cheltenham Chase
- 7. Premier Inn Gloucester Business Park hotel
- 8. Premier Inn Gloucester (Little Witcombe) hotel
- 9. Hunter's Hall Inn
- 10. The Masons Arms
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Top 6 Other Outdoor Activities in Gloucestershire, England
Discover the best top things to do in Gloucestershire, United Kingdom including Forest Adventure Ltd, Redhill Extreme, Soudley Ponds, May Hill, Saul Junction Canalside, Cannop Ponds.
Restaurants in Gloucestershire
1. Forest Adventure Ltd
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 19 reviews
Forest Adventure Ltd is a family run business located in the heart of the Royal Forest of Dean, an area of outstanding natural beauty and the premier forest location in the United Kingdom. We offer archery,abseiling, bridge building, bushcraft canoeing, canoe bivouacs, caving, gorge walking, kayaking, problem solving, raft building,rock climbing and team building activities. Our highly experienced and qualified instructor team are able to provide activities suitable for all age groups and abilities. The venues and approach will vary according to the age and experience of the group concerned. All activities are based in and around the forest and Wye Valley, with its spectacular views. The Forest provides enormous scope for activities to suit all levels. Our activities provide a base for promoting self-esteem, co-operation and teamwork. Our instructors ensure that clients develop at their own level in a learning environment enhanced with humour and encouragement.
2. Redhill Extreme
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 8 reviews
Redhill Extreme is known for its friendly, welcoming atmosphere and encouragement of new riders. Mountain biking tracks and jumps for all ages and abilities, beginner skills areas, 4X track and dirt jumps. Bike hire is not available. Mountain board hire and tuition - booking recommended. Mountain boarding may be booked outside of normal hours. Minimum age 8 years old. Please visit the website for further details. Under 16's to be signed in by a parent or guardian.
3. Soudley Ponds
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By suzisnowflake
What a lovely day we had here. Easy flat walk from the carpark. We took a picnic and a picnic blanket and found a nice shady spot over looking the pond, sat a while and enjoyed watching ducks, herons, dragonflies and fish popping their heads up now and then. People were walking the paths with their dogs but mostly we were undisturbed. A short walk later we were at the Heritage Centre where we had a lovely cuppa and cake. We will definitely return.
4. May Hill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By shaun073 - West Mersea, United Kingdom
My girlfriend loves horses so we wanted to try and find some wild ponies and May Hill was suggested. A lovely walk to the top of May hill, down the other side, back round to the car park. Ticked off ponies, cows, stunning views and a beautiful woodland walk. Lovely spot and a nice way to spend an hour or so walking.
5. Saul Junction Canalside
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By Suebal23
Lovely area to walk , we walked Slimbridge to the junction and back around 10 miles . Lovely scenery with Severn estuary on one side and the beautiful canal life the other .. we saw loads of swans with their young which was lovely . Stopped for a nice ice lolly too . Locals were friendly and respectful of distancing .
6. Cannop Ponds
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By Mojo2902 - Newent, United Kingdom
We arrived about 3pm on Easter Sunday and managed to park easily. The sun was shining and the lake looked absolutely beautiful. A lovely walk around with bridges, perfect for little legs. They even have rules stating it’s a walking path only, nothing against cyclists of course but it was nice knowing you were less likely to have to give way to bikes. After our lap of the lake my little one was itching to get in the water. There was ample shallow paddling areas for children to play in and two rope swings. There was also an ice cream van to use if you’re so inclined. It was buzzing with activity yet everyone appeared conscious of social distancing. We’re 100% going to return for longer with a picnic in the near future. Thanks FOD for another beautiful, well maintained area :)
